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Donald Trump is hoping for a Super Tuesday sweep, and he's asking the Supreme Court for more help after the justices ruled that states like Colorado can't kick him off the ballot. President Biden is preparing for his State of the Union address as his campaign is hoping today's results doesn't reveal more vulnerabilities. As for Nikki Haley, will today prove to be her last stand or is she going to try a different path to the presidency?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Super Tuesday is here — with more voters casting ballots than any other day. The Supreme Court says states like Colorado can't kick Donald Trump off the primary ballot for his actions on January 6. And a United Nations report has found "reasonable grounds to believe" Israelis were victims of sexual violence during the October 7 Hamas attack.

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